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Bruce Herald, Volume VII, Issue 650, 17 November 1874, Page 1

r HOTELS &c, CRITERION HOTEL, MILTON. J^ R8 J^ A N G LET In thanking ♦he -Public for the liberal patronage accorded to her, hegs to notify ihat, in addition to the nlready well-known comforts of this Hotel.' she has lately added a large Bathroom and Lavatory, where, for the conTenien>e of her patrons, Ho|;, i C<»ld,' and Shower r ßaths will/Oe^eady at all seasonable hoars.'. ' ; \L', : ':p. ..:■■''''' 0.. :^k-.- -.-■ Wine», Ales, Ifl&l Splints al^s 6f s the quality for which the Criterion has become famous. ' Extensive Livery and Letting Stabling, attended to by experienced grooms. . Buggies, and Saddle and Harness Horses on hire. Billiards. Billiards. THE CO M.MERCIAL HOTEL, MILT O N, T"N thanking my numerous friends and the •A ' public generally for the liberal support received by me since commencing business in Tokomairiro, I beg respectfully to inform the travelling community that I have just completed another extensive addition to my Hotel) consisting of a suite of Single Bedrooms, .Private Parlors, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, &c, Ac. I hava also added to my Stabling Department, Abbott's Buggies (single and double), Carriages for Wedding Parties, and Family Phaetons, all new ; -while my Horses reqnire no comment on my part. Soliciting public favors, I am, Ac, W. L. PHILP, Proprietor. TAMES /"^ OODALL.i BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER If All* SOUTH BOAjy MILTON, TOKOMAIRIRO. In thanking the inhabitants of Tokomairiro and surrounding districts for the liberal support which has been accorded to him for many yean past, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has made a large addition to his premises, and is now prepared to give much greater accommodation to boarders and travellers than heretofore. Wedding Cakes, <fee., made to order. Contracts taken for supplying Soirees, &c. PKEVATB BEDROOMS 70R FAMILIES. Aocomodation for Boarders. . Meals at all hours. G0 K M OS I O U 8 STABLING. JAMES GOODALL, Proprietor. WAIHOLA LAKE HOTEL, WAIHOLA. ARCHIBALD PATERSON, (Formerly of. ; the West Taieri Hotel), • Proprietor; BEGS respectfully to inform the residents of the Waihola District, his former friends, and the travelling community generally, that he has purchased from Mr R. Bell, the above, centrally situated Hostelry, on the Main South Road, arid hopes by strict attention to the comfort and con venience of Jus customers, to merit the favor of their patronage. Extensive additions will at once be proceeded with, so as to cope more fully than hitherto with' tho increasing requirements of. the travelling community. The early prospect of th« opening of railway communication will cause this Hotel to command alarge trade with Dunedin, and with up-country visitors, attracted by the fine lake and river scenery* of the district Tne Hotel will be thoroughly renovated, re-painted, and rendered second, in comfort and convenience, to no house on the road out of Dunedin, and the Proprietor trusts that his efforts to accommodate his patrons, to the utmost in his power, will meet with the approval ; and support of the community. Comfortable pleasure boats in variety will be speedily provided in connection with the Hotel *o enable visitors to examine the un•urpassed Taieri hiver scenery from the East Taieri bridge to the Taieri River Mouth, no where excelled in the Col«i»y ; also the Waihol» Lake scenery, which will, no doubt, attract boating and picnic parties from Dunedin and surrounding districts on th« opening up. of railway communication with Dunedin and the interior. Family- parties provided with the comforts of ' , ' „ a ho«ne The Lake furnishes excellent rishirg and shooting ground for sportsmen. Superior Stabling Accommodation. Good , ' ' Grass Paddocks. tJobb'^Cpa'f Coaches change horses here. Win», Spirits and Alei of rery beat quality.